Say you make a comment. Then someone else comes along and comments on your comment. But in between their comment, someone else comes to the site and posts a comment on the comment before yours. That comment gets posted below yours, but isn’t really related to your comment. The comment after theirs is related to yours. You follow me now?

Reading through commenting areas like that can be a difficult task.

So without further ado, install WP Thread Comments or turn this plugin on inside your Plugin section of KansaiBlogger.

This plugin gives visitors the opportunity to reply to individual comments. The default WordPress setup automatically puts the newest comment at the end of the list. This plugin gives the user an option to reply to other’s comments so that their comment will be displayed directly beneath the previous comment.

It helps organize comments much better and rids people of the strain hunting for understanding.

Try posting a comment to one of the comments below to see just how this plugin works!

The Related Posts plugin helps visitors to your site find other articles with similar tags and topics. Your visitors will see a list of other articles at the bottom of a post where they can click and read deeper into your site.

If you don’t have this plugin, download and install it on your site. For KansaiBlogger.com bloggers, this plugin is already installed in your dashboard area.

Go to your Plugins area and activate Related Posts.

The longer visitors stay on your site, the better the relationship you can begin building with that person…and if that happens, they will visit your site more often and possibly comment as well.

Once you have logged into KansaiBlogger, click on Members and find people, friends or not, you wish to follow. On the Members page you will see a link saying Follow… That’s the link to click if you wish to follow that person.

If you no longer wish to follow them, just click the Stop Following… button and you will no longer be following that person.

This is a handy tool if you want to keep up better with friends or people’s you enjoy reading.

The answer to her question is YES people can type in smilies in their blogs, posts and pages. But at that time, I had had smilies turned off. I don’t know why, but they were.

As for now, smilies are turned on and anyone using KansaiBlogger can now type in smilie codes to place them in your blog posts or pages, or comments even.

If you wish to use a different set of smilies, they are readily available in your plugins for you to activate and use. Just select the one you wish to use with your site.